First off - this plugin is fantastic. I love it! Thank you so much for your hard work on it :)
I had a thought:
I've been setting a pomodoro, and I have it configured to notify the system when the timer ends, but I typically work with "Do Not Disturb" on - and so I miss the notification, and I'm typically so focused on my work - that I completely miss the fact that the status bar has changed.
I did some cursory Googling and found that you can send messages in tmux, as well as open popups, etc.
What if there were some configurations available to be able to run custom commands at the end of a timer? (ex: end of a focus timer, break timer, long break timer).
First off - this plugin is fantastic. I love it! Thank you so much for your hard work on it :)
I had a thought:
I've been setting a pomodoro, and I have it configured to notify the system when the timer ends, but I typically work with "Do Not Disturb" on - and so I miss the notification, and I'm typically so focused on my work - that I completely miss the fact that the status bar has changed.
I did some cursory Googling and found that you can send messages in tmux, as well as open popups, etc.
What if there were some configurations available to be able to run custom commands at the end of a timer? (ex: end of a focus timer, break timer, long break timer).
Given those options, I think I'd like to replicate the visual features of the Mac App Tadam: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tadam/id531349534?mt=12
When timer ends
Break Timer
( Forces you to actually take a break )